dial would run it from the parker's garage. now in order to do this, he was going to have to be allowed-- outside the wall. and in order to do that, he had to have his security clearance lowered-- right. --to minimum security status. right. what did you know about him? i knew that he was a murderer. he made that clear to everybody. he was said to be very charming, charismatic. i'm not sure who put that out. you didn't find him charming or charismatic? no. with time on her hands, bobbi offered to help sell the inmate's pottery, and dial was eager to teach her the art of making ceramics. he started in the garage. and i told him i would prefer it out front. why did you not want to learn it in the garage? i wasn't comfortable. with him? yes. it's never good to be one on one with an inmate. it never is. narrator: nevertheless, she once drove dial into town by herself to meet shopkeepers-- a trip she says was okayed by warden cowley. reporter: did it strike you as odd that you were being given permission to take a convicted murderer

—— parker solar. we phenomena right here on earth? -- parker solar.— -- parker solar.mbrella of— -- parker solar. we are under the umbrella of space - -- parker solar. we are underl the umbrella of space weather. it can effect space and our power grid. a lot of the research is to find out how the sun produces these kinds of storms in one of the conveyor belt is of the solar wind which was originally kind of discovered, if you will, back in the 1950s by eugene parker who did some of the mathematics that explain how it behaves. but it has been something of a mystery how this wind which travels at 400 kilometres per second manages to get accelerated and ejected into space. it comes from the upper part of the solar corona which look fairly well behaved. it is about figuring out where the energy comes, and what is part of the solar wind. we are still the big questions. you worked with the team _ the big questions. you worked with the team that _ the big questions. you worked with the team that helped - the big questions. you worked with the team that helped on | with the te

i was there in august of 2018 and parker _ 2018.e in august of 2018 and parker who the - 2018. i was there in august of| 2018 and parker who the probe was named after was there and i got to meet him so it was very exciting. this mission will kiss the sun as your reporter said and has a way to measure and capture particles and determine their elemental composition, to look at protons and electrons so it is actually gathering particles from the sun while it is dipping so close, less than 3.8 million miles. it was absolutely spectacular. we are in the combination, the 22nd orbit going through the sand. that is why it is out of communication. around december 27 or so we said we established that we should re—establish contact and get data. should re-establish contact and net data. ., ., ., get data. how important weather be? your neck _ get data. how important weather be? your neck critically. - get data. how important weather be? your neck critically. we - be? your neck critically. we need to know how the sun operates. need to know how

parker solar probe is really, really healthy. it's like we launched it yesterday.g missions for a certain period of time but they lasted for tens of years. voyager is up there for 47 years, it was designed for only four years. parker solar probe is another example — it's really doing well, and the expectation is that it will be extended for many years to come. nepal's prime minister has said the country has too many tigers, and suggested it should be giving them to other countries as gifts. the tiger population in nepal has tripled to more than 350 since 2009, as part of conservation efforts, but the government says the country is too small to sustain more than 150. the actor, 0livia hussey, has died, at the age of 73, according to a statement from herfamily, posted on her instagram page. she shot to fame as a teenager in 1968, playing the female lead in franco zeffirelli's big—screen adaptation of romeo and juliet. the argentine—born british performer had a career on—screen that stretched six decades. herfamily said she died on friday "peacefully "at her home surr

let's speak to jess parker.ny democrats as well. . that for many democrats as well. ., , , well. . there has been criticism _ well. . there has been criticism from - well. . there has been i criticism from democrats well. . there has been - criticism from democrats who feel that this sets a double standard, a bad precedent as well, joe biden will be the first person to pardon his son, i mean, former presidents have issued pardons, and donald trump pardon allies of his under his administration but this particular pardon, just coming up soon so when hunter biden was due to be sentenced, it dropped last night at the end of thanks giving holiday and has caused a political storm. i wasjust and has caused a political storm. i was just listening to a press briefing held by the president press secretary and reporters aboard air force one as they headed on that trip, and it was a long time of exchanges. the press secretary regurgitating elements ofjoe biden plus michael press statement last night. she would not say wheth

the parkers a look probe -- the parker solar probe was out of communication with nasa for three daysing within 600 kilometers of the sun's surface and facing temperatures of up to 1000 degrees celsius. the aim of the probe is to gather data on the sun to help forecast space weather events that could affect life on earth. reporter: it seems like science fiction, sending an unproved spacecraft to the sun. nasa's parker solar probe was designed to withstand its scorching heat, but could it? nasa has now confirmed it has. the spacecraft sent a beacon signal indicating that it survived the closest ever approach to the sun. >> we have never had a human made object so close to the sun. also, we had to not melt. that is why parker has this heat shield that holds the instruments at room temperature and keeps the heat of the sun away. these are amazing feats, so it is so amazing that we are so close at really getting to measure in detail this material up close. reporter: lift off of the mighty delta 4 heavy rocket. reporter: there have been many heavy missions to study the sun, but there is so

parker solar probe hurtles past the sun at 430,000 miles an hour. object has ever gone so fast. it's the equivalent of flying from london to new york in less than 30 seconds. at its closest, it's 3.8 million miles — 6.2 million kilometres — from our star's surface. that's closer than any other spacecraft. it will have to endure scorching temperatures of 1,400 celsius as it passes through the sun's outer atmosphere, known as its corona, and this could solve a long—standing mystery. the corona is really, really hot, and we have no idea why. so the surface of the sun is about 6,000 degrees or so, but the corona, this tenuous outer atmosphere that you can see during solar eclipses, that reaches millions of degrees, and that is further away from the sun. so how is that atmosphere getting hotter? the mission is also studying the solar wind — the constant stream of charged particles bursting out from the sun's corona. the probes even recorded the sounds of the sun — dispersive chirping waves, langmuir waves, and doctor who—like whistler mode waves. during

briton daniel dubois will defend his world heavyweight title against former champion joseph parker indi arabia on the 22nd of february. 27 year old dubois sensationally beat former two time world champion anthonyjoshua inside five rounds in september at wembley stadium, in his first defence of his ibf belt. new zealand's parker, who's five years dubois�* senior, held the wbo title between 2016 and 2018 before losing it to joshua. parker earns a title shot after a four—fight winning streak, including impressive wins over deontay wilder and zhilei zhang in his past two fights. american olympic bronze medallist ilona maher has signed for bristol bears for the rest of the premiership women's rugby season in england. maher is the most followed rugby union player in the world on social media, and has signed a three—month deal, starting injanuary. and in cricket, west indies and bangladesh head into day 4 of the men's international test match series. bangladesh start the day at 193—5 at stumps with a 2ii—run lead. and pakistan havejust beaten zimbabwe by 10 wickets in the second t20 in bulaw

parker solar probe hurtles past the sun at 430,000 miles an hour.lent of flying from london to new york in less than 30 seconds. at its closest, it's 3.8 million miles — 6.2 million kilometres — from our star's surface. that's closer than any other spacecraft. it will have to endure scorching temperatures of 1,400 degrees celsius as it passes through the sun's outer atmosphere — known as its corona — and this could solve a long—standing mystery. the corona is really, really hot, and we have no idea why. so, the surface of the sun is about 6,000 degrees or so. for the corona — this tenuous outer atmosphere that you can see during solar eclipses — that reaches millions of degrees, and that is further away from the sun. so, how is that atmosphere getting hotter? the mission is also studying the solar wind — the constant stream of charged particles bursting out from the sun's corona. the probe's even recorded the sounds of the sun. three different types of solar wind. various tones dispersive chirping waves. langmuir waves. and doctor who—like whistler

nasa's parker solar probe was designed to withstand its scorching heat. but could it?has now confirmed that it has. the spacecraft sent back a beacon signal indicating that it survived the closest ever approach to the sun. we have never had a human—made object so close to the sun. also, we had to not melt, that's why the parker has this heat shield that holds the instruments at room temperature and keeps the heat of the sun away. and these are just amazing feats, and so it's so amazing that we were so close and really getting to measure in detail this material up close. lift off of the mighty delta iv heavy rocket. there have been many missions to study the sun but there's so much more we can learn, especially about the sun's shimmering atmosphere. which we can see from earth during a total solar eclipse. this new data from this very, incredibly close approach to the sun, just touching the surface of that corona, is going to hopefully give us a lot more information about exactly what's going on in our beautiful, beautiful sun that heats up and gives us light. close up,

briton daniel dubois will defend his world heavyweight title against former champion joseph parker in saudi arabia on the 22nd of february. 27—year—old dubois sensationally beat former two—time world champion anthonyjoshua inside five rounds in september at wembley stadium, in his first defence of his ibf belt. dubois previously captured the interim title with an impressive win over filip hrgovic last year and was elevated to world champion when oleksandr usyk vacated the belt. new zealand's parker, who's five years dubois�* senior, held the wbo title between 2016 and 2018 before losing it to joshua. parker earns a title shot after a four—fight winning streak, including impressive wins over deontay wilder and zhilei zhang in his past two fights. huge night of women's european qualifiers ahead as the seven remaining places for euro 2025 will be completed. wales are hoping to qualify for a major tournament for the first time. they take a 1—1 draw to dublin to face the republic of ireland. we have many special players, equally we have played some really hard teams to break out already, w

jessica parker, covering all the _ parker, covering all the developments there in pennsylvania, thankstand as a criminal defendant. prosecutors say mr netanyahu accepted lavish gifts and exchanged favours with media owners for positive press coverage. the prime minister told the court in tel aviv the corruption allegations against him were "ridiculous" and accused the country's media of being biased against him. protesters — both pro— and anti—netanyahu — gathered outside the court and had to be separated by security guards. jon donnison has more from outside the courthouse. a moment of truth to power, at least for benjamin netanyahu's critics. he was chipper as he arrived in court today in tel aviv, despite being the first ever sitting israeli prime minister to stand trial. he faces corruption charges of fraud, breach of trust and bribery, including accepting $300,000 worth of gifts, including champagne and cigars, and of agreeing to ease press regulation in exchange for favourable media coverage in one of israel's biggest selling newspapers. mr netanyahu denies it all. speaking on t

jessica parker, bbc news, in altoona.g that exposed deep anger with the country's health insurance industry. in america, we do not kill people in cold blood to resolve policy differences or express a viewpoint. luigi mangione's lawyer has now contested his expedition to new york, meaning the suspect will remain behind these walls in pennsylvania for now. jessica parker, bbc news, in altoona. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's bring you the latest on what is happening in south korea. police in south korea have raided the president's police in south korei the 'e latest on raids? we know latest on the raids? we know that corruption officials raided the office of the president and the office of the seoul metropolitan police and the police capable for the national assembly. they are looking for documents related to martial law and we are told they are also looking if papers that have come from a cabinet meeting that was held just before martial law was declared last tuesday night. it is worth saying, s

this is parker cardona, formerly known as baby b. >> are you going to say hi? >> reporter: and least, but not least, who once went by baby c. >> we were just trying for one baby, and we ended up getting three. >> reporter: abigail and her family, orlando cardona lives have changed forever, when they would welcome three beautiful babies about ten months ago. but her pregnancy journey wasn't easy. one day, while monitoring parkers growth restrictions it in her womb, abigail began having contractions. >> and it was amazing as we checked in on thursday morning for a regular weekly appointment. i had the babies the next day at noon. >> reporter: she had an emergency c section and her babies were born at 27 weeks. 13 weeks earlier than expected. >> she was only one pound when she was born. >> reporter: it wasn't until five days after she gave birth that she and her husband were finally able to hold their newborns in the nicu. >> getting to hold him for the first time. i was just crying. they are doing what's known as the kangaroo care. a skin-to-skin care between par

this is parker cardona, known as baby b. last, but not least, this is what once wept by baby b. >> we ended up getting three. >> reporter: their lives had changed forever, when they welcomed three beautiful babies about ten months ago. but the pregnancy journey wasn't easy. one day while monitoring parker growth if her room, she began having contractions. >> and for a regular weekly appointment, and i had the babies the next day at noon. >> reporter: she had an emergency c-section and the babies were born. 13 weekser lier than expected. >> and she was only one pound when she was born. >> reporter: it wasn't until five days after she gave birth that they were finally able to hold their newborns in the nicu. >> getting to hold him for the first time, i was just crying. >> reporter: they spent several weeks with their newborn babies, doing what's known as the care. skin-to-skin care between parents and their newborn. >> we'd bring the nurse over, and he's definitely slipping, so they would take him off their chest and my husban

. >> reporter: parker summons is one of nearly a thousand students enrolled at one of the most uniqueools in the country. >> which do you want to do? >> reporter: it's part of a network of programs in tucson, arizona. immersing high school students into the world of healthcare. the goal? to help solve the healthcare worker shortage, with some estimates predicting a deficit of 100,000 workers by 2028. >> i'm curious. why do you think we're seeing such a shortage of healthcare workers? >> i hate to say this, but i think part of it is we're aging out. >> reporter: beth frances, a former nurse, helped bring it all to life. >> i have had the pleasure of working here for almost 16 years. >> reporter: here's how it works. when the bell rings at the end of the school day, students across southern arizona head t j-ted to master real-world skills. >> today we are just going to be talking about pulse. >> reporter: it's like an afterschool program but for healthcare where think can leave with a certification in hand. she is a board member and associate professor at the university of arizona. she

and the parker solar probe will reach its closest point to the sun the morning of christmas eve. it's going to take about three months for scientists to analyze the data, and the spacecraft has enough fuel to continue gathering more information for the next 100 years. so that's a lot of fuel. that's mind boggling for the sun. i know it's able to get so close to. right. i'm i'm interested to see what information they get out of that. but you know, son, you're not bringing us the hot the heat today. it's busy out there. it's a little cold. yeah. and we had that fog this morning. so we're going to take more looks at that fog here as we head into our forecast to show you what you can expect. and right now here in san jose, a closer view of that haze across the valley, currently 60 degrees, a little bit of a breeze out of the north northwest. here at nine, we're going to drop it down to some 50s here through the next couple of hours out here across livermore. we also had visibilities down to less than a half mile. this morning. we did get in on some sunshine this afternoon. that was g

miss parker will carry as it slide by autonomously because mission control will be out of contact with the probe, due to its proximity to the sun. they will rely on a signal from the pro expected this friday to confirmed the success of the mission . the data an image is collected during the fly by won't be available to mission control until partner has moved away from the sun and it's always expected in mid january. and before we go, we'll leave you with a look at a different kind of year end tradition from japan where people laugh away their troubles for the past 12 months. have a listen. the 1000 people came to a template is not good to laugh out loud for 20 minutes. is the ways and the year and a high note and wish for good luck in the future. the ceremony is rooted in japanese missed and which deities with less and dance as a free to give a sun goddess to leave her case. and it's christmas eve, of course, and children in many parts of the world are eagerly waiting for santa and his bag of christmas presents. and finland, one father, christmas took to his sleigh in front of a crowd

la sonda espacial parker de la nasa toca el sol..000 millas por hora. es el objeto creado por el hombre mÁs rÁpido de la tierra. ahora sÍ que las cantidades son difÍciles, pero. ahÍ estÁ. >> increÍble. bueno, la nochebuena puede ser aÚn mejor. a quien acierte los nÚmeros del mega millions, que da un premio mayor de 1.000.000.000 y el viaje de santa claus no pasa desapercibido para el norad, que la sigue como cada aÑo, con sus radares. >> por donde va. (dad) ¡hija! (son in law) ¡oh no! (dad) don't worry, matt. verizon te lo cambia. (grandma) ¡cómo te extrañe! (grand daughter) ¡oyi, mi telefono! ¡uuh! (grandma) ¡uuh! (cousins) ¡primos! ¡primos! (vo) entrega cualquier teléfono y llévate el iphone 16 pro con control de la cámara. esta es tu última oportunidad! y además, un apple watch y un ipad, los tres por nuestra cuenta. es un valor de hasta $2,000. (dad) vamos a verizon matt. (daughter) ¡papá!¡se llama nick! (vo) solo en verizon. ♪♪ si vives con vih imagina salir hasta más tarde sin pausar por las pastillas para el vih con cabenuva.

nasser�*s parker solar probe was designed to withstand its scorching heat. but could it?a has now confirmed that it has and the spacecraft sent back a beacon signal indicating it survive the closest ever approach to the sun. we have never had a _ ever approach to the sun. we have never had a human _ ever approach to the sun. we have never had a human made - ever approach to the sun. we have never had a human made object i ever approach to the sun. we have j never had a human made object so close to the sun. also we had to not melt, that is why parker has this heat shield that holds the instruments at room temperature and keeps the heat of the sun away. these are just amazing feats and it is so amazing that we are so close in really getting to measure in detail this material up close. lift off of the mighty delta for rocket. there _ off of the mighty delta for rocket. there have been many missions to study the sun but there is so much more we can learn, especially about the sun's shimmering atmosphere. which we can see from earth during a total solar eclipse. this which we

britain's daniel dubois will defend his world heavyweight title against former championjoseph parkerf february. 27—year—old dubois sensationally beat former two—time world champion anthonyjoshua inside five rounds in september at wembley stadium, in his first defence of his ibf belt. new zealand's parker, who's five years dubois senior, held the wbo title between 2016 and 2018 before losing it tojoshua. tiger woods has had to pull out of playing in the tournament he hosts in the bahamas this week. and admits after back surgery, he's hoping 2025 will see yet another comeback from injury. but the 48—year—old winner of 15 majors said today said he's disappointed and not physically ready to compete at this level. plus, he doesn't know when he'll return to competitive golf. i am just progressively trying to test it, keep making progress, without setting it off. i don't want to have any setbacks. just want to keep making progress. give myself the best chance of going to next year as possible. ifeel like i'm getting stronger, i'm getting more pliable. but, i have a long way to go to compete

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>> parker's mission isn't over after its red hot christmas eve. nasa says if things go as planned, it will continue to gather data on the sun for several more years. in washington, rebecca castor, fox news. >> up next, this afternoon on the four, we are just days away from christmas, but it's already christmas eve in some parts of the world. this afternoon, we'll talk more about the high tech tracking system that can help you keep an eye out for old saint nick this year, and old saint nick perhaps needing an umbrella, giving you a live look here over the golden gate bridge. >> we've got fog. we have scattered showers. we have another storm moving ashore. expected to bring heavy rain, breezy conditions and the risk of thunderstorms. a better look at what we can expect here at home, - man, i need some serious help with this health insurance stuff. - check out covered california. it's a free service from the state that helps you get health insurance. millions of people have used it. - wait, for real? - mmm hmm, they even offer financial help to lower

>> parker's mission isn't over after it's ready for christmas eve. go as planned, it will continue to gather data on the sun for several more years. in washington, rebecca castor, fox news. >> the salvation army of napa says it received a rare gift in the north bay this weekend. the organization says someone donated a south african krugerrand gold coin to one of its red kettles outside of a grocery store on saturday. the salvation army says the coins are prized for their purity and value. that one ounce coin is worth thousands of dollars. the folks at the north american aerospace defense command are getting ready for santa's annual trek around the globe. norad first started tracking the jolly old saint nick, thanks to a mistake in a newspaper ad back in 1955. volunteers helped man the phones every year on christmas eve, letting kids know where santa is. and the kids asked them to check the list to see if they're naughty or nice. >> i'll tell them where santa is, and then you may get a little question from someone that is saying, well, when's santa go

jessica parker, bbc news, in altoona, pennsylvania.espondent naomi rakem is in new york. what more do we know about luigi mangione and the circumstances surrounding his arrest? a chance sighting led to the dramatic break in the shooting of brian thompson. a valedictorian and ivy league graduate, luigi mangione. he was about 200 miles west of the site of the shooting. a ceo, father of two, lost his life in a brazen attack. police believe they have their mine, and we are learning more about luigi mangione, an otherwise high achieving person in his 20s who ranted about corporate america. this morning he is behind bars. the 26—year—old was arraigned and later charged with second—degree murder yesterday in the shooting death of brian thompson. police were called to the scene when the maryland man was seen, they approached him and asked if he had recently been to new york. police say he then became visibly nervous and shaking. he was carrying a fake newjersey id that matches the one that is used to check into a hostel in new york last week.

jessica parker, bbc news in altoona, pennsylvania.g you some developments, an arrest warrant has been issued by new york authorities. it is alleged the defendant was found with a pistol, silencer and written admissions about the crime. there will be an extradition hearing in half an hour's time and we expect to see luigi mangione in court again. the 26—year—old whose life is now under the microscope as part of this extraordinary case. thank you. israel says it has completely destroyed syria's naval fleet. it's been carrying out hundreds of strikes on military targets across the country, since the fall of bashar al—assad's regime at the weekend. israel says it wants to protect its borders and stop weapons falling into the hands of what it calls "extremists". but the united nations have called for israel to stop its attacks. in the capital damascus, banks and shops are finally reopening, cars are back on the street. from there, our international editor jeremy bowen reports. at the border the biggest and deadliest divide in syria, coming

nasa's parker solar probe flew within 4 million miles of the sun. the closest humanity has ever come to the massive star. and the flyby happened at 430,000mph. that is fast enough to fly from tokyo to washington, dc in under one minute. cnn's space and defense analyst kristin fisher is joining us now. i love that idea of getting to dc under a minute. anyway. okay, so what are some of the things scientists are hoping to learn and exactly how close is this probe getting? >> well, sarah, you you gave some great stats, but just to kind of put this in perspective, imagine the distance between the earth and the sun were about the size of a football field, right. >> what this would mean is that nasa's parker solar probe just got to like the four yard line. so it's really, really close. it's still, as you said, about 3.8 million miles away from the surface of the sun. but that's okay because it's still the closest that any human made object has ever gotten to a star. and the point of this solar probe is to try to figure out why the sun's corona, that's the